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@ smithcanada Believe in yourself is a key to make it through. Open your mind with other opinions and only pick up the information that helps strengthen your situation. I learned a lot from this forum and trackitt, cannot be thankful enough for their help :D

@ iunno You can request Human Resources and Skills Development Canada to verify your NOC by emailing them your job descriptions at: < noc-cnp@workingincanada.gc.ca > Let's say your job description falls between 2 NOCs, then the 51% rule kicks in. You will belong to the group that accounts...

Please give yourself a chance to apply for CEC asap no matter what your wage appears to be underpaid. Position yourself well in the employment letter and show them you got right skills to meet Canada's labour market needs, especially in your specific NOC group. Don't waste time questioning...

As long as you leave and come back on a private/ personal car from the US, you don't need a PR card. A valid passport with an attached Confirmation of permanent residence would work in this case. Check out the FAQs from CIC website...

Oh yea just asked the CIC lady, mine was mailed out on Feb 26 :)

Nice, I landed on Jan 5, 2012. Hope to receive it very soon!

I think you will be just fine. Since you cover all the accounting functions in the company, you will just need to list them all and give the priority and emphasis on the "B" NOC! 2-3 lines mentioning about the low skills will not disprove you at all. G'luck!

Hello jes_ON, thanks a lot for your suggestion :D I am under post-grad stream and yes, I am prepared to file a tax return by end of Jan 2012. I am glad to learn those calculation tips from you. I sent them those extra summary sheets of my work hours (well, I did not include them in my initial...

Hi jes_ON, I read throughout your analysis, and I appreciated it very much. You are very helpful :) About documenting our work hour, I did send to Buffalo the payroll records (along with employment letter, T4-2010, NOA-2010), i.e. all the pay tubs (Jan 2010 - Apr 2011), and also 1-sheet...

absolutely YES!

tung92: i heard there is a presumption of 15-year validity of CMND, check it with your local police stn in Vietnam.

tung92: Don't bother putting CMND # there as you may need to attach its copy to prove there is no expiration. Your passport should shows it well though, but again no expiration for that. Is it an option, "if applicable"?

My understanding is: Whatever your age is, minus 10 from it, if: - below 18, start from your 18th bd. - above 18, start with the last 10 yrs - equal 18, then right on!

Smile 26: From my experience, I had to renew my US B1/B2 Visa every year since the validity is 1 year max. The appointment is usually available in the next 4-6 weeks. If someone cancels theirs then you are lucky enough to get one in couple days. If currently employed, you have a high chance...